The allegations come weeks after Citron Research revealed its short position in GameStop.
The GameStop (GME) position of Keith Gill, known as “Roaring Kitty,” is more akin to market manipulation than traditional investing, according to Citron Research.
Citron Research, one of the most prominent GameStop short sellers, has criticized Gill for alleged market manipulation. In a June 3 X post, they wrote:
The firm’s market manipulation allegations came shortly after Gill shared that he is up over $300 million on his GME position, which could make him the first GameStop billionaire by the end of this week, provided that prices continue to rise.
